Shopping today went off without a hitch. We don't live in this neighborhood so I can tell you we shopped on Brookside in Tulsa, for a better reference.
We went to an Ace hardware, all looked normal, but we didn't specifically go check their stock of masks.
Walmart (NOT a supercenter) was business as usual. I didn't see any blank spots, hand sanitizer, bleach, water, batteries, paper products, OTC meds, all good. The only thing featured in the main aisle was wine and green cupcakes. Didn't go looking for masks since we didn't need any and there was a long line at the pharmacy that I felt was best avoided on a good day.
We picked up meds at a family run pharmacy and I asked the lady if it had been busy, she just said Saturdays always are. So I got more specific, I told her as a retired nurse, I was curious how the public was dealing with the virus. I asked if they were selling more PPE. She said the only thing they were out of was hand sanitizer.
The $ store was a mess as usual, there were no disinfectant wipes, but that doesn't mean there weren't 2 pallets on the dock waiting for Jimmy to finish that blunt before he unloaded them LOL But they had all the other necessities.
No one looked like they were in a panic, I didn't see $400 hauls in shopping carts, I didn't see anyone wearing a mask or gloves.
Props to the $ store - the ONLY place I went all day that had a big old sign hanging on the front door that said WASH YOUR HANDS